Canadian railways to adopt uniform train rules
A general news roundup notes that Canadian railways agreed to adopt a uniform set of train rules amid a broad dispatch of events. Separate items reference a deadly storm in Honduras, a Winnipeg fire destroying three blocks, a Frederic the Great statue to be unveiled November 19, and various European economic tensions.
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Honduras
Winnipeg
James P. Averill
Atlanta
GAR
Germany
Frederick the Great
Kaleer
Washington
Wn H H. G. Brown
Portland
New York
United States
Whitkey
New Polson
Warrensburg
Weamship
Swanley
Hong Kong
South Africa
China Sea
Singapore
Northwest News In Briefs From Oregon Washington
A collection of small items reports Oscar Mallorr of Groom Wallows County dying from a log accident. Rain has eased the Baker City Fair grounds. Secret service agents nab H N Stone for making spurious coin in Seattle. State agricultural college lists 529 students this year, up from 415. A land opening of 55,700,000 acres on Twin Falls irrigation tract is planned. W G Miller, injured in the BR and N wreck at Perry, is said to be insane. Martin Connolly of Washoe Smelter was killed by an engine. Captain Jack, Puyallup Indian leader, was beaten to death in Columbus Washington amid a drunken brawl. Dr Thomas McAusland, a veteran physician, practicing in central Washington, died. Three La Grande boys found guilty of obstructing the GO BR and N track at Hilgard.
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Oscar Mallorr
Groom Wallows
Baker City
Secret Service
H. N. Stone
Seattle
Modente
State Agricultural College
Twin Falls
W. G. Miller
BR & N
Perry
Martin Connolly
Butte
Jack
Columbus
Wash
Thomas McAusland
North Yakima
Real Estate Listings Offer Prime Wheat Land in Oregon
If you seek wheat land or stock ranches visit us. We present some of the best propost Oregon. Just listed very desirable city property at attractive prices.
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Oregon
New Well Finished and City Plans for December Election
Echo reports a new well finished at 92 feet depth in the water works, offering abundant supply, while irrigation expands as immigrants arrive. A proposed city ticket for the December election features Mayor A W Robinson and several aldermen candidates. Petitions circulate to grade Main and Bridge streets and adjust town plots to align with a prior survey revealing surface issues.
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Wellforthy Water Works
Finighed
A. W. Robinson
Echo Lumber Co
Charles H. Miller
William Glasson
H. C. Willis
The
Echo News
Clord Oliver
Joon
Frank Spike
Oregon
Geary Kimbrell
Sign of the Pock Conan Dregoto’s Great Dramat
The Sign of the Four unfolds Conan Doyle’s thriller at the Fraser tonight. Sherlock Holmes, Mary Morstan, and a web of crime and romance drive a tense tale of mystery with humor and wit. True and James lead a capable Holmes cast in a brisk, engaging production.
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Conan Dregoto
Fraser
Conan Doyle
Sherlock
Orley Aucetede
Mary Mastron
Holmes
Mr. True & James
Veterinarian Christie Departs to Portland for Good
Dr J Christie longtime Pendleton veterinarian and deputy stock inspector leaves for Portland to reside permanently. He will be replaced as state inspector by an unnamed successor. Christie’s family to move into Lloyds former residence in North Powder tonight. Also notices bidding for Pilot Rock school building with plans at Judd building Pendleton and Carnes Bros. material bids due Oct 22 1904.
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Portland
J. Christie
T. J. Liopd
Christie
Umatilla
Lloyd
Pilot Rock
District No. 1
Judd
Pendleton
Ore
Carnes Bros. More
H. H. Gilbert
Hotel Arrivals at The St George and Pendleton Lists
A jumble of hotel guest names from The St George and The Pendleton includes L A Russell Walla Walla R H Stanfield Echo Albert A Piller Boston George Royer Portland and many others from Spokane Portland Seattle and Chicago. The closing line shifts to a caustic remark about appearances noting good looking women versus homely ones and a murky moral remark.
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St. George
L A. Russell
Walla Walla
Day Williams
R H Stanfield
Echo
Albert A. Piller
Boston
George Royer
Portland
V. Jelenko
New York
Fred M. Zelly
Spokane
Charles Litter
Manila
I. NS
Gerking
Athens
G. Gerking
Athena
EL Redfield
Heppner
A. Allleon
C. D. Smith
Weston
M. Smyth Mitton
Rupert Jamieson
Milton
JL. H. Burton
William J. Moore
J. H. Lamar
Seattle
J. Pritchett
Freewater
K. P. Tufts
Juniper
E. Teter
City
William Holdman
Adame
Otto N. Metschner
Benson
RK. N. Adama
William Mcintosh
the Pendleton
Competent Judges Endorse Herpicide for Hair Loss
Letters from two women in Portland endorse Newbro’s Herpicide as stopping hair loss and dandruff. Bertha A. Tru lie recommends it for hair retention and scalp health. M Morriven of Portland reports stopping shedding after one bottle. Dodges and Boner of Portland reference improved scalp condition. Hoerpickle Co. advertises for samples via F W Schmidt & Co as agents.
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Xmewbro
Nest
Bertha
Trulie
Morriven
Portland
Dandrul
Grice Dodges
Baenirte
Ore
Wircit, Miekh
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Pendleton resident recounts Doan's Kidney Pills success
W A Rose of Cottonwood Street testifies that four years ago in Peoria he suffered severe kidney pain and could barely work. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he recovered, later buying more in Washington where his symptoms vanished. He urges readers to rely on local testimony.
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Pendleton
W. A. Rose
Cottonwood Street
Dean
Peoria
Til
Washington
Doan
Brock & McConniel Co
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F. W. Schmidt
Block
General News
Northwest News
ET. Wade & Son
Office
E. O. Building
Joseph Laird
Pine Valley
Baker County
A. E. Miller
Mra. Vv. & McMahon
George P. Henry
Denver
W. Florence
Chicago
Lamar
N. HL Brits
E. E. Perrine
Henry L. Harvey
J. E. Bodd
P. Rothchrid and Wife
John &. W. Bancroft
William Maher
M. Smith
Butler
Stuerbuck
M.C. Wade
Devers
Golden West
Closset & Devers Portland
Figaane
Phoenix
E. J. Murphy
Court Street
Wade Siler
Matlock Building
Joe Bashler
Mos
Joe Basler
Dindinger
Wilson @ Co
Beers Despain & Clark
Sele
Main Street
Alta
F. x. Schem
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